That homie's dead, he just don't know it yet.

That homie's dead, he just don't know it yet.

It doesn't have to be smoked, all he'd have to do is drop it in her food or whatever.

It doesn't have to be smoked, all he'd have to do is drop it in her food or whatever.

Possible, but Hank's a proud guy, when/if he finds out that not only is Walt his Heisenberg but that it was blue meth money that "made him whole"? I can't imagine him taking that news very well.

Possible, but Hank's a proud guy, when/if he finds out that not only is Walt his Heisenberg but that it was blue meth money that "made him whole"? I can't imagine him taking that news very well.

It could also lead Hank to engage in behavior that ends in "cidal", be it "homi" or "sui".

It could also lead Hank to engage in behavior that ends in "cidal", be it "homi" or "sui".

So, does anyone think Hank and Marie will ever find out where all that cash they used to pay for Hank's rehab came from? To the best of my knowledge, Hank has no idea that Walt & Skyler were paying his medical bills. Marie still believes it was "gambling money". The fact that the speed and quality of Hank's medical…

So, does anyone think Hank and Marie will ever find out where all that cash they used to pay for Hank's rehab came from? To the best of my knowledge, Hank has no idea that Walt & Skyler were paying his medical bills. Marie still believes it was "gambling money". The fact that the speed and quality of Hank's medical…

Right on re: "Twin Peaks". Especially the James subplot, which was just staggeringly awful in every possible way. Then again, at that point in TP's run it was basically completely rudderless and…uh, kind of all over the place.

Right on re: "Twin Peaks". Especially the James subplot, which was just staggeringly awful in every possible way. Then again, at that point in TP's run it was basically completely rudderless and…uh, kind of all over the place.

My all time Skwissgaar-ism was: "they can't even keak Spinglish". And "calcomybrates" when they were dieting together.

My all time Skwissgaar-ism was: "they can't even keak Spinglish". And "calcomybrates" when they were dieting together.

When he'll use it I don't know, but there's no need to use a weapon like that to take on one or two individuals (unless they're in some sort of survivalist bunker or something). I'm thinking SWAT team, aircraft, fortified compound, large vehicle, something like that. Walt also appeared very haggard and ill, so…

When he'll use it I don't know, but there's no need to use a weapon like that to take on one or two individuals (unless they're in some sort of survivalist bunker or something). I'm thinking SWAT team, aircraft, fortified compound, large vehicle, something like that. Walt also appeared very haggard and ill, so…

Agreed. Perhaps the laptop contained nothing at all, but the shattered framed photo ends up coming into major, major play down the line. Plus now with the whole massive magnet thing you have Hank continuing to sniff around for suspicious "science geeks", too. 

Agreed. Perhaps the laptop contained nothing at all, but the shattered framed photo ends up coming into major, major play down the line. Plus now with the whole massive magnet thing you have Hank continuing to sniff around for suspicious "science geeks", too. 

And there was definitely more humor too, as great as last season was there weren't a lot of "comedic" moments, at least not as many as in seasons one and two especially.

And there was definitely more humor too, as great as last season was there weren't a lot of "comedic" moments, at least not as many as in seasons one and two especially.